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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
TEE RiNEiARr SISTERS.
A Zig Ovation on their Opening Night ut the

A Zig ovation on their Opening Night ut the
Grand. tss23. IS
The Rinehart children-if Misses Berthe
and Goldie can now be claassd as children
opened weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House last night, in 1.-THE
Waits Luck" It has been several; 500.
sons Hincs they were seen here before,
and even those who were numbered
among their admirers at that time were
surprised at the improvement they have
made. The "play" and it's reception
demonstrated that "a little nonsense now
and then is relished by the beat Of men,"
The singing and dancing was never ex.
celled at the. Grand. Aside from this the
piece Is full of the most enjoyable fun,
making no pretensious to be anything
but pure nonsense. The audience shouted
With laughter and went. wild with ap-
plause. Berthe and Goldie Rinehart are
handsome and talented young ladies', with
sweet, pure voices, well cultivated, and
and their little sisters Stella and Leo,
are as precocious children az over
appeared on the stage. They are assisted
by Miss Nettio Peters, Miss Nell;o Walters,
and Messrs. Charles Harris and Phil W..
Peters, all Of whom add much to the
the pleasure OF the performance.
The evening the pleasing and attractive
musical comediGtta, Little Rcd Riding
Hood, will be given. Like tho, piece
given last night, it is full OF taking musical
selections and pure humor OF the most en-.
joyable character, and the two charming
young stars appear in it to good advan.
tage. ss e. e,
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Organization of the Y. M. @. a

Tho annual election Of officers Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, held
laot evening Of the Association building
resulted In the reelection Of the officers
who served last year: re.
y President, J. N. Vance.
First Vice. President, J. Elwood Hughes.
Second Vice-President, J. W. Amick.
Treasurer, John ]. Jones.
Recording Secretary, W. Il. Rineha,t.
Tho following gentlemen compose tho
Board Of Directors: ~ n a
W. J. W. Cowden, VIM. B. Simpson,
W. A. Wilson. J. J. Joncs, J. N. Vance,
VIM. A. List, J ohm NJ. Brown, ]. R. Noise,
s. q. kssley, Myron Hubbard, J.. A. Bell,
J. E. Hugheo, h. III. Schmitt, G. S. Nor.
rison, W. Il. Rinehart, L. L. Sands, al.
ired PAUL, J. W. Amick, D. A. Taylor,
Jacob Jefferson, viii J. Lukens, Dr.. John
l. Dickey, Geo. W. Atkinson, VIM. D.
Johnson. ~ 4 .s-;.-agss .s.gI
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HENRY BAUER's INJURIES
Secessltate the Amputntlon Of HIS LEI
Dsuc1's own Story.

Nccessitate the SAmputatlon Of hls Leg.
Bsuo,'s own Story. Il
Yesterday morning the physicians hay.
ing in charge the case Of Henry Bauer, the
young man who ws run over by an Elm
Grove train on McOolloch street Sunday
evening and had his right leg broken in
two places, besides being otherwise in.
ju1ed, after consultation decided that 1t
would be necessary to amputato the limb
juHt below the thigh, and proceeded at
once 10 perform the operation. Last night
the patient was lying at hin room in Mrs.
Myers boarding houae on Sixteenth street
in q very critical condition. He has a
strong conntitution and stood the amputa-
ton we'll, but his recovery is q matter of
some doubt. His story Of the accident is
that when he saw the train coming he
stepped of the track on to a narrow foot
walk, and that tho coach struck him, in.
stead OF the motor, and knocked him
down. He Gays that he was not intoxicat-
ed as the road officials thought.
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I sc. SOME n !: /. s STARTLING FACTS.
Tho Discovery OF the cause Of Most Un'
timely Deaths that Come upon
ilid1 flrtIi;a ( thu Community. as1.

u Tho oaicial returns OF tho CITY OF New YORK aho"
that nearly three.tourtis Of all d'Aths arc from
/ consumption. When We stop 10 calmly shlhk over
this fact. II 10 really awful. And yet every case
without exception started from Email pss'nnihss'
. cough In The morning: tickling In tho throat;
a thick phisgmy discharge chilllheas A. n!shs.
i difacult breathing; a tghtDeas ACROSS ihs ebea.'
these and many more symptoms indicate pres
suco o, that terrible disease which, unless checked.
means certain death with long and painful suffer-
7 ing. 4. tFrSbatle. }dl II.
! In view Of such serious md sver'pIeseut facts
tho suggestions and advice OF tho most enihehs
phyilclaps are Of tho greatest value. /. Z,
Dr.. John Gardner, one Of the mort eminent phy'
snians In london. saysi "scicnce. common sense
Holy Scriptures and all experience testify 10 tue
benefits derived from the uso Of pure whlskey.'
Dr. D. II. barker rays ~ lhyc uScd and e1am'
ined DuGys Pure Malt Whisky. and mud 1t tho
best I ever tried" HtIE II i3!
pr. 6. 81. Durkwalter snys, "Dnny's Pure Mali
whlsley h. without doubt, tho inril!ds drink when
stlmuisnts arc indicated, and mud all chronic
cases require rtinulants, and = large per cent Oh
tho aeuse ones Also" sE' s-.t II, =.
Those truths, from tho lips Of thclca scientific
mon d. tho day, anI confirmed BY tho experience
OF mon and women we'll known In tho community
should servo Us = guide for oil who feel the @p
preach OF consumption no matter by what pain II
may come We do not hoAilate TO Ascrt that any
man or women who will uso Duny's Pure NAL
Whisky according 10 directions can defy conaunp
tton sud ProloDs liie with oil ~ blss'!pcs.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
| Abroad. 80

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling FOLKS
Abroad. 49,
The Rinehart family are at the Howell
house. l,.s,i 5.5..s
Ar. J. A. Bloyd, Of Moundsville, is at
the Mcclure house. n: "a 6.s Z; IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bser have returned
from their bridal tour.
J. Wiley Mulholland, Of Philadelphia,
ia again at the Mcclure house. ri
Mrs. DR.. W. H. Reynolds, of Cumber.
land, Nd, is the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Carter (nte Mise
Gertie Caldwell) have returned from theil
bridal trip.
Nh. W. E. Tingle, Of Evansville, accom-
panied by bis wife and one OF bis children,
was In the city yesterday. .,,3 &
Mrs. Henry NJ. Harper leaves to-day fol
Philadelphia, where she will be the guest
Of friends for week or 80.
Mrs. Virginia E. White, Of Cumberland
who has been visiting Major and Mrs
Mitchell, Of the Island, returned home
yesterday. &.
Mr.. E. B. Carney, nansger Of the Queen
City Hotel, Of Cumberland, passed
through the city yesterday en- route fol
Pittsburgh. A.. &. Il
Capt. Sam D. Hubby, Of Pittsburgh, the
we'll known representative in this section
OF Bradstreet's Commercial Agency, IL
again here on one Of his periodical visits
Henry seamon, wife and son Harry re-
turned last evening from two weeks
Visit to their son, Prot. ". H. seamon, al
Crozet, Va, and to friends in Washing
ton, D, @, 80 Il b II ..a57
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Wedding Steel.

A telegram from Lancaster, Pa, says;
"An important metallurgical discovery has
been made by William B. Middleton,
superintendent Of the Penn iron works, OF
this city, Mr.. Middleton hos occurred let
tera patent Tor q prceeso Of Welding steel,
and the experimenttmade by the inventor
satisfactorily sustain bis claim. By coat.
ing pieces Of steel, at welding heat, with
siliciats Of soda they will weld perfectly"
II 1t be true that Mr.. Middleton has OBJ
tanned . patent on this process, 1t is not
his discovery. Eight years or so ago the
head blacksmith at the Bellaire nail works,
named Boswell, accomplished the samo
end by nimilar meang. 49, .s.l
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uhnngcs at the d. s O. oi,,c ),

The recent promotion Of Freight Agent
satterfeld, Of the Baltimore & Ohio office
here, to be General Agent, ard other
changes there, have neceesitated general
shifting Of the Office force, 80 to speak.
The various changes will 20 into effect to.
day. Mr.. Samuel Woods, late chief clerk,
has resigned. Mr.. A. B. Stewart, OF tho
clerical force, will 60 to bis old homs at
'Martinsburg and rest awhile for the bene-
1T OF his health. Will Fl. Metgner,
formerly collector, has been promoted to
the position ef Cashier, tics John D. Mar
tin, who recently died. Mr.. Cyrus W.
strahl, late Of Bsllairo, becomes Chief
Clerk, as already announced. r. B. Nay
takes the position Of Delivery Clerk, and
Ma1ehall White takes the position Of Col.
lector, vacated by Mr.. Metzner.
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80, - -
Advice to Mothers,

. ~ - IS Z. b
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? If
80, send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pREN TEETH1Na. It's value 10 incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there ia no mistake about it. It cures
dysentery and diarrh@s, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gumH, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
System. Mrs. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOB CHILDREN TRETHINa ia pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription of one OF the
Oldest and best female nurses and physi-
clans in tho United States, and is for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cents bottls.. ;. MwFaw
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GERMAN PIONEERS
HOLD AN ESJoYAB1E REUNION ION
At tho Arion %Hall-A large Attendance
Pleasing Exercises, good Music, a Pniat.
able foast, ane Speeches. and Every.
a., thing that ons could Desire.

The German Pioneer Society Of this
LA -. a., T., ,o,,,., :, 60 a.. 81
Csy WAC ous ~ 1o1ue ~ 1ne ation ciup
house last night. Inc occasion was In
the nature Of a reunion, such as the 90.
ciety aims 10 hold uuarterly. and Il Ia car.
,oln tho,,Go, mo,s on,,v.hI. 80 ~.
'al ,na :; -, AoAv e"joJ"oAo ono WAS
never held. Inc attendance was large;
q msjority Of the leading German citixsup
and THAR wiyes were preaent and ali an.
,.r,i h..,.,i, ia,o ~ ,.,.,lS :, A. - -
''ie0 3 A =, ny INV 'u' 'p.i'. u wv occa
SION. several prominent American citl.
zens were also present, and thoy, too,
fonnd The eyont nm fn,l NJ en,ovmant
rha,. vo,o Zoo ,o,, = :, noo,Ia s..s.a. 49,
ineie "eto Gal young people present. put
for tho onco, they had 10 stand aside and
watch the elders. But It Is doubtful II a
younger assemblavo conld have. ;n,a,ased
The timo more pleasantiy or mora to thar
own patisfactior than lid tho pionsers
Gray.haired and bnld. headed man and
stont. msture mstrnna danced and sanc ar
thonob thev hsd MT ths wsivht If haIt
thsir yesrs mon thsm r. was 5ist;ncti~s .
iv n German patherinv and ieativsl and
wss ENJOYED az only 'Germana ran eniov
auch an occaaion. - 'N,'"'- ~
The only decoration In the main hall
was a handsome silk American banner
that hunv from tina balcony IN liz hroad
st,inea emhIazoned in iattsra ~ cold was
| the name and date Of tho societv's orvani.
xation.I1 On the stage were , sirtsen mem.
pers of tho Ope,a Houss orchestra WIN
fnrnished The instrn mental mna;c inr the
evening. Abont 10 o'cloct aItsr I;stan;nu
to a Number Of ano selectionn tho com,
pany was called to order Inv M Ghsrlea
r, Behlor. tha aecretarv Who annonnced
that Mr.. Stiiel the vsneyahIa nres;dont
was nnsvoidnllv dstained and that n
Ulrich, tho vice president. would
waa to take nlace' Dr IJjrich IN
the courea If hiS rsma,ka w. ;ch
were yery pleasing and we'll receIyed read
an or;o;nai nnam that w. haJ ,r.;t uva'
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W:D. Hoyt s. Cd, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, says: We
have been selling Dr.. Kings New DiH-
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arniea salye for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines In this city. Several
cases of pronounced! Consumption have
been entirely cured by use Of a few bot.
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery; taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
d Co ". 49, - r.l las.sI--.
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Conservation service, led by Miss Lizzie BOYD
y O'Clock p. m...Sunday School teachers meeting
''oo O'CLOCK p Revival services
All arc cordially invited,
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4 Came on m Engine,

Mr.. Elmer Grimm, the musical director
Of the Rlnehart Sisters Opera Company,
was accidentally left behind yesterday
morning missing the train at Beaver Falls,
Pa. He got. from there as far as Steuben.
Vile all right, but from there down there
was no train. He was In predicament,
and the company could not appear with
out him, as be had all the music with him.
The enterprisins manager, Mr.. Conrad,
telegraphed to Steubenville and secured
an engine over the Pan-H Handle, and Mr..
Grimm came down in the cab, arriving
here about 5 o'clock, and the curtain went
up at Sis with him directing the or.
chestIa, "a. AVA n y ~ 81 = ~ 81 q q
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j BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local New. and dossip From
,s25 Z, The Glass City. e II a

All Sorts OF Local News. and dossip From
q the Glass City. 4.
4 Col. David Rankin will 90 10 Nebraska
soon. W. q Ell {. " liiE y
M. L. Blackburn is home from the
West. z.
Charles s. Brand goes to Maaalllon this
winter. y 3lI y, ii,,,t,'2-
Charles Barnes, Of Brilliant, was down
Sunday. IA ~,
Rev.,J. 3. Rodgers and wife were here
yesterday. l7.G n n
. Miss Susie Higgins, Of Moundsville, Is
Mrs. Mary Lawrence is home from
Herman 1nnerwhar, Of tho nail works,
Is much better. R X Z, y,
Rev. ". s. Campbell, Of tho Episcopal
church, ls In Columbus. '.silf.!
James McGraw has just completed o
new house on Gravel Hill. ti
"Reddy" Williams has algned with the
Davenwort, Iowa, ball club. 751f
Mr.. Mallory, Of Darlington, was In the
city yesterday handling apples. 3ii
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson, OF
Wheeling, came down yesterday. X
Frank Sherwood ia the third boy ar.
rested as one OF the Blum robbers. @ q t5
8 Col. Poorman Is talked Of "a Speaker OF
the House This winter In Columbus. q
". O. Morrison, Of Cox IL Morrison,
Wheeling, was in the city yesterday.
Charles Campbell, OF Barnesville, has
accepted position with James Burtoft,
the cigar maker. IS. 4 5x5i,tii
The knights Of PythiRs will give asupper
In their ball in the McGregor block
Thursday night. an l}5Es3iiss
George Walters, OF Beaver, Pa, has
moved to this city. There are two George
Walterses here now. i,5
The General Passenger Agent Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Mr.. Meyers, was
in the city yesterday. ~ '..5l35
3. J. schumate has returned to the city
and has taken his old place In the Balti-
moro & Ohio railroad freight office.
Ex-6heriF Ssdgwick was In town yes.
terday summoning Witnesses In another
Bellaire, zinesville & Cincinnati railroad
case. n tsii7i I3, n.
General Freight Agent J. B. Gillespie,
Of the River Division Of the Pennsylvania
Oompsnyis Railway, was In the city yea.
terday looking up business. 81
It was an error the other day that the
Atlantic tea etore people were going to
leave here. They are going to start q
branch store out In Wichita, Kas,, with a
brand new outfit. .,5 "A, ssze i'.fT.3j'sF
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The Keokuk, Iowa, Gale City Of last
Friday says: At a quarter Of i o'clock
yesterday afternoon, John W. Belvel, an
eyed and respected citizen Of Keokuk, died
at bis residence, corner Of Twelfth and
Carroll atreets. Mr.. Bslvel- WAS born in
Delaware and resided In Wheeling, Wcet
Virginia, for a number Of yesrs prior to
his removal to Keokuk ten yeara $50. He
was the, father.in.law OF p, Griffith,
He was II years Of age and man held in
high regard by all who knew him. The
funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Saturday
afternoon from the family residence. 3. -
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An Historical Pageant,

The Womsn's Centennial Association,
Of Marietta, hss prepared a splendid pro.
gramne for q Historical Pageant" to be
presented at the city hall, in that city,
November Is. Tho object Of the pageant
is to create irteres! in the centennial Of
that State and Northwest Territory.
Marietta PROPOSED TO lead the centennial
celebration OF 1888 with a demonstration
worthy Of the event. The first settlement
In the no.thwess territory under the
United States Government wss begun at
MARKETS., Ohio, April 7, 1888, by the Ohio
Company. This event will DO Rttin2ly
commorated with tableaux, music and
historical Representations.
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s5lT III. BRIDGE
N7VTT7 n I-T7T ~
ONE VERY ENCOURAGING SIGN.
Mr.. ". A. Lynch and Judge b. II. Cochran
Return to Wheeling on pusinsss Con.
neoted with this Important Proj sot,
which has mot Yet Developed.

az
Mr.. W.IA.Lynch, Of Canton, Ohio, and
Judge R. q. Cochran, Of Toledo, arrived
in the city late last evening and are at the
Mcclure house. The Significance Of their
coming will doubtless strike the average
reader at a glance. When these gentle.
men were last here they obtained valua.
bic data bearing on the project to con.
ntruct Union railroad bridge over the
Ohio river at North Wheeling. It was
then announced that when this iniorma.
ton had been presented to the capitalists
whom Mr.. Lynch represents, II
thor action upon It waa iavora.
bic, he and Judge Cochran would re.
turn to Wheeling and lay before the local
committees Of the County Commissioners,
City Council and Chamber Of Commerce
having this matter, in charge on behalf OIL
the public, a definite proposition in regard
to subscription by the city and county
or both 10 the capital stock Of tho proposed
bridge. This Is probably the object o.
their visit at this time, though they could
not be seen last night. Dr.. Logan Is the
chairman Of the subcommittee which will
probably receive the propoultion Of Mr.
Lynch. " 'i'. *. 3 81, .aa.,-.f 81
Those who had any idea Of the charac
ter Of the information furnished Mr.
Lynch had llttledoubt OF the favorable re-
suit Of the presentation OF this matter t
the Eastern capitalists In whose interestl
be was here, albeit many pessimiats pre-
dicted that after, tho thorough examina
ton be had made Of the situation, Mr.
Lynch would make such areport al
would forever deter any investor from
putting money into a bridge hero. II II
not as generally known 90 1t ought to b.
that Wheeling Is by actual figures tn,
largest shipping point IN the Unitet
Statea in proportion to its population
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company
receives and delivers here moro ireigh
thar ct any other station on its line, no
excepting Locust Point. Re- .sli {. <
It wss information aH to the amount o
railroad traffic that would naturally fnt
its way over a railroad bridge it one wer
built here, which Mr.. Lynch ucught whel
bore last; alec the encouragement a new
line Of road from the Connolsville COX,
fieldsto Wheeling would meet here. Tn
impression made on his mind was, 1t l
said on good authority, favorable, and hi
early return ia q good sign. +
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1&lInnor.tant nari.ion

The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of this
state In several cases before it, decided
!: that the judgment Of q juntice in case
I tried by jury cannot be tried do novo
: by the Circuit Court upon appeal, although
( the defendant did not appear before the
Justice but that such Judgment of q jus.
lice may DO reviewed. and reveroed for
errors flaw by tho Circuit Court upon q
writ Of certiorari.
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No Meeting Saturday.

There was no meeting Of glass men Sat.
urday, as the Register reported yesterday.
President Scott, Of the Central, told On In.
TRLL1GENcRR reporter yesterday that the
manufacturers adjourned sine die on Mon
day last; the workmen have withdrawn
their notice of a etrike and the matter sim.
ply stands In this shape. It Is supposed
now that the threatened trouble ia merely
postponed. There is no definite OF posi-
tive information concerning the matter.
The withdrawal Of the notice Of strike ia
the only thing the public can be comfort
ed by, and how long that withdrawal viii!
stand no one knows. ID! : II ,. &.
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nj. A, ChanlIers BODY Rere

Tho remaina of the lato Moses A. Chan
dler we're brought to this city last night
by Mr.. Alex R. Campbell, Of Rsvenswood,
formerly of this city. The remains were
brought here from Cleveland, where Mr..
Chandler made his home for over two
years previous to bis death, which OCCUR
red about four month"; since. He was
formerly resident Of this city. as nearly
sll know and leaves here large circle Of
frieEds to mourn his death. The remains
will be inferred at Greenwood.
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Al G. Fields' popular minstrela will give
two performances at the Opera House
Saturday. The Zanesville Tines ssys;
Say what you viii, the CHATTER OF banjos
the CHATTER OF bones, and the melodies Of
lie old cabin homo, win tho populai
heart. The .roup 10 q large one, composed
of gentleman!iEe people who Keep up
a ratio o! fun from overture to lnsle,
There WAS hardly minute the houss was
not In an uproar Of laughter except when
hushed to silent admiration by some fine
music, or come elegant tabloau, or artistic
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Mrs. Mary Paxton, widow Of the late
Alexander Paxton, died yesterday morn:
ing, at the ripe age OF SO years. She was
beloved by all who knew her and her
death is sincerely mourned by large cir.
Gle Of friends. She Was an aunt OF Mr..
James w. Paxton. The funeral will take
place this afternoon from the residence Of
Mrs 9; W. Heiskell, on Chapline street,
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Yesterday morning gentle rain began
to fall, and It rsined more or lees all day,
though comparatively littlo water fell in
the aggregate. Hopes we're entertained
that the rain would continue several days
and 90 great good, but these were short
lived, IS the atars shown bright Rhortly
after dark. However, alight as was the
rain iall, it is worth good deal to tho
country.
Snow is reported at the headwaters of
the Allegheny river. A good rain up
there on the SNOW would bring rise out
OF that atream, - &
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Officer Shorts yesterday arrested Boil
Perkins, porter st tho Howell house,
known here as "Dickie'' Perkins. The ar.
rest was made at the request Of Deputy
q. 8. Marshsl Shallcroaa, on capias, or
bench warrant from the q. s. Court at
Charleston, the charge being violation of
Internal Revenue laws. The prisoner
was lodged In the county jail until this
morning, when Col. Shallcross will take
him to Charlestonton the early train on the
Ohio River road, to be afraigned in court
on the Indictment returned by the late
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:. The union prayer meeting held in the
Z. N. G. a. parlcrs yesterday YVES very
interesting. The meeting to-day will be
led by Rev. @. B, Graham, pastor Of the
Zane Street n. E. church. The topic will
ns:"A good reason to be Of good courage
The time for the meeting 10 i o'clock, and
everybody is invited. Rs s,Isls513}5-s
The young mems evangelistic meet.
ing in the evening was largely
attended. A meeting will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock and all young men are invited
to attend, z. 4-. -. -! ~